CENTRAL Arcadia: September 23. Catfish good on various baits early morning. Crappie good on minnows and jigs at midday. Report submitted by Chance Whiteley, game warden stationed in Oklahoma County. Draper: September 23. Elevation below
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and community partners across the nation worked together to remove or bypass 158 dams, culverts and other structures in 2011
The Department of Environmental Management announces that the bay scallop harvest season opens at sunrise on Saturday, November 3 and continues until Saturday, December 31 at sunset.
The Maryland Natural Resources Police (NRP) is continuing to step up enforcement to stop commercial and recreational fishermen from illegally catching striped bass and punishing offenders to the fullest extent of the law. Officers have
Trout from the Loa State Fish Hatchery will be stocked soon into waters in Utah that already have New Zealand mud snails in them.
Due to low water levels and oxygen deprivation, North Sterling State Park has suffered a nearly complete fish kill, as of Tuesday, Sept.18.
BAKER RESERVOIR: (September 21) ing is slow because of the warm temperatures. Try fishing very early or very late in the day. BARKER RESERVOIRS (NORTH CREEK LAKES): (September 21) Anglers report fair to good fishing
ABAJO MOUNTAINS: (September 21) Water levels are low and angler pressure is light. Fishing success has improved with the cooler fall temperatures. BENCHES POND: (September 21) The pond was stocked with a partial truckload of
The DNR Division of Fish & Wildlife plans to selectively eradicate gizzard shad at Lake Waveland in Montgomery County.
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